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mommy2boys

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  1. I was diagnosed with pcos after I gained almost 100 pounds. I worked ouT like crazy. I set a goal that once I could see my ribs I would get my side tattooed. I did it. Two pregnancies and a car accident later the weight is back. Now its not really on my side lol. When this weight comes off I'm getting it redone lol.
  2. Hi i got diagnoses with pcos about 8 years ago. I wasnt a heavy kid or teen. I never had regular periods. I'm 5'8" I always weight 150 to 165. In less then 2 years I was 262. Once I figured out what I had I hit the gym like crazy. 6 days a week. Strict diet. I hit 180 and got pregnant. It was my merical baby. I was so scared to loose the baby I stopped exercising. I weighed 252 when I delivered. Then I got pregnant again. My boys are 11 months apart . The weight gain was an additional 18 pounds. I started working out again. Then boom car accident. Two pinched nerves two herniated disks. Constant injections in my back. I just want my life back. I want to play with my kids. My mistake was not watching my weight dieting my first pregnancy. With pcos once the weight comes on its a slippery slop. I'm having the surgury to reclaim my life. I just urge everyone with pcos to be careful when you do get pregnant. It's such a blessing as we all know. But pcos makes it so hard before during and unfortunately after pregnancy.
  3. Of course this gives my husband another reason to hate the idea of the surgery LOL
  4. Ok maybe I'm the only one thinking ...maybe that's not the worst thing..LOL...

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